Owen Wilson Moving To Woody Harrelson’s EcoVillage In Hawaii
Aloha!
Filed under: buildings and construction, cars-houses, green and famous, healthy living — Michael d'Estries @ 7:53 pm
August 28th 2008
Seems all that time Owen Wilson spent recuperating with buddy Woody Harrelson is having a big effect. The 39-year-old actor went through a rough time last summer after being hospitalized for a suicide attempt. Several months later, he resurfaced with Harrelson in Peru, roughing it and enjoying some time helping at an orphanage and chilling at an eco-friendly spiritual center called the Hanaq Pacha Retreat Center.
Now, In Touch is reporting that Wilson is making plans to move to the same sustainable, solar-powered community in Hawaii as enjoyed by Woody. From the article,
Owen Wilson is saying “aloha” to island living. When the 39-year-old actor spent a week visiting good pal Woody Harrelson in Maui starting on August 7, he fell in love with the tropical paradise — and the environmentally friendly lifestyle. Woody lives in a completely solar-powered, sustainable community featuring organic farming. “It’s 100 percent green living,” says an insider. “Owen likes it so much that he made an offer on a home there.” Owen’s 2004 film, The Big Bounce, was set in Hawaii.
How do you like that? I’m not necessarily one for Ecovillages, but Hawaii would be a great place to try one out! It’s great to see Owen moving beyond the troubles that plagued him last year and embracing a green, sustainable lifestyle. Good luck!
via Cele|bitchy



As a native of Hawaii, I am pleased to know the Hollywood elite, like Harrelson & Wilson, are practicing what they preach. Great example of eco-responsibility and something I would like to see all of Hollywood embrace. As they continue to build the branding of “green” living, I am encouraged that our kids will have a sustainable world to grow up in.
Owen Wilson goes green in Hawaii with Woody Harrelson!
Great example of eco-responsibility and something I would like to see all of Hollywood embrace.
Anyone know what this eco-village’s name is?
“Me and my friends have been too busy sunbathing off the southern coast of St. Bart’s with spider monkeys for the past two weeks, tripping on acid. Changed our whole perspective on shit.”